Gay dennys

It was a total scene. What was the fate of Studio 9? Not sure why we went in there. And after the Studio 9 dance club let out next door, the New-Ro, eye liner-wearing-kind-of-guys would invade. And that’s not its constant state.

Back then there was a non-smoking dennys Or make it lunch or dinner with our Melts & Handhelds, Slamburgers, and seasonal specials on the menu. I went into Studio 9 once I think with Dave Klowden. I seem to remember something like that. A lot of 24 hour places were only filled with good tipping sober (ish) "Strippers and bartenders" (from different places) after their shifts ended at 3am.

I think he spent more time getting kicked out than he did inside. "It's about 3 blocks away from the Gay Denny's" is something people wouldn't question. Welcome to Gay Denny’s. Gay Denny's, 7th Street and Camelback Road, Phoenix, Arizona I was getting a haircut yesterday, and in the course of casual conversation, the young woman (she's in her thirties, but everyone looks about twelve to me nowadays) who was cutting my hair mentioned that she grew up in Phoenix.

That’s not its official name, of course. The desert metropolis. I think I bought him food just to get him to stop! Not smoking in restaurants or airplanes is a change that I can totally live with. Come to Denny’s Phoenix Restaurant on NORTH SEVENTH ST and get breakfast favorites anytime like Signature Breakfast Slams, Sizzlin’ Breakfast Skillets, with hot, fresh coffee of course.

I spent many hours there… you could just show up and almost always run into someone you knew. And it was only a couple of tables and usually empty. I recall sitting in front of a plate of hot French fries with a side bowl of brown gravy, cigarette in hand … Across from me, you might find Tom Ward with his classic shaded spectacles, Chris Negro wearing his black revolutionary coat, a couple of Gravedigger V membersJerry CorneliusDeniseAlena … among many others.

But yeah, Gay Denny's is a Phoenix landmark. But there’s way more to eating out in Phoenix these days. Then I went there once with a girl I knew, and gay was just a tiny room. Right about the time everyone I knew turned 21, they opened the Pink Panther, followed by the Casbah… at that was the end of underage music scene hangouts.

Hey Cyndie- Rose E. I know exactly why I dragged you into Studio 9, Mark. Good times. Google “Gay Denny’s,” and you’ll see the first few hits are about the Denny’s on the corner of Seventh Street and Camelback Road in Phoenix. Dennys post-covid? Actually, for real — is there currently anything in the neighborhood that does or would attract night owls like our younger selves?

He spent more time getting kicked out of there than anyone I knew! Plus, we have deals to make the whole family happy. There's not a lot of 24 hour places left. For more than 25 years, the local LGBTQ community has given this link in the late-night diner chain its afterhours business from the handful of nearby nightclubs.

Most of the time, it’s just another Denny’s. You and I hung there pretty often … I liked dining with Dave Ellison because he was unlikely to do anything that would get us kicked out. I was recruiting her to dance on stage in gay cage?

Or San Diego Skins would show up, and there might be a fight. She is now an anthropology prof. I had a hell of a time talking us out of that one!